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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-03-23
lAnonunlous.I

SUBMIT AND COMMIT read in 8
friends book not long ago an extract
which commenced as follows: "rhe
longer 1 live the more profoundly an
I convicted that the all-in-all of Chris.
tianily may be summed up in two
words-'submit and commit" Tru-
er words have seldom passed from hu.
man pen; and this is the great lesson
that grace, by her gentle discipline,
teaches, and that the will of man has
to learn.
Submit-cease first from thy rebelli-
Gus self-assertion, and next from thy
proud efforts to correct and amend thy
self; and then commit-cast thyself
into the hands of omnipotent love.
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Should be y Warning TO EviI-DOers

It is said that when the convicts arriv-
cd at Blackville last week to 70 to work
on the railroad any number of colored
people, anxious to learn something of
penitentiary life, fiocked around the cars
to see them, and that it was the opinion
of many that they would rather die than
to submit to such indignities as are in
vited by crime. People must not COM
nit crime-no crime no indignities.
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Flowers & Gauze Trimming

MY stock of FLOWERS, GAUZEs,
N RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS AND
HATS was selected by one of the best
posted Milliners in the city of Baltimore,
and will say to the trade, that I can show
one of the best selected stocks of MIL
LINERY and DRESS GOODS that was
ever in the up-country.
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EMBROIDERY.

DINK, BLUE and ECRUE FLOUN-
Il cing-40 inches wide-with narrow
Embroidery to match, White and Ecrue
Flounclng with beautiful Colored Fig
urcs. Cream Silk Flouncing, 36 inches
wide. Black Silk Flouncing, So inches
White Egyptian Flouncing, Egyptian
and Null all over for Sleeves. &c. :.
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Industrial greatness is not question
of hours it is the growth of years. In
vesLments will not turn fortunes Ill il
week; they must have time to mature.
The South is all right, but 1t owes It's
growth to the people who work. ana not
to those who spend their time III talk
Baltimore -Americun.
THE trade in guano has been brisk.
Miss JENNIE ZEIGLER Is at home.
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Teachers Examination.

i Abbevile county nhd those who are de-
sirious to teach, will meet the examining
Board on Friday, first day of April at Able
Vile G. H., ten o'clock A. NJ. Teachers hold
Ing diplomas can present them. and certifi-
Gates will be issued-only one day of eXami-
nation-teachers will bring paper, pen aud
Ink.
E. COWAN,
Chairman Board EX.
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DRESS GOODS.

.TASHMERE. ARMUN, SEBASTO-
~ POL, DEBEIGE SUITING, AL
BATROSS and in fact the finest assort-
ment of DRESS FABRICS have ever
shown in all the NEW SHADES. He
LIOTROPE, BOIS DEROIS, BOIS De-
JUDEE, BEIGE, &c.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK. All
the new shades in Summer Silks, with
Trimming to match.
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WHITE GOODS.

|DLAID DEORGANDIEs, STRIPE
l. CRINKLES. You must see this
goods to appreciate it. PLAID MAIN
SOCK, STRIPE BATISTE. WHITE
LAWNS from sc. to 40c. per yard. White
Batiste, Null in Pink, Blue, Charles K,
Ecrue, Cream and White.
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MILLINERY,

T HAVE large stock of HATS of the
l. NEWEST SHAPES and SHADES.
RIBBONS in GAUGE PECALT EDGE
and PLANE in all the new shades. He
liotrope, Antique, Mandarine, Boise De-
Judee, Charles x, Mousse, Flaxine, and
number of other new shades which I
havn't space to mention.
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1PopuZdr Science MonthN. I

Our own opinion is that education is
no part Of the functions of the State,
and that it would be better, therefore,
to leave it in the hands of the family,
even though the result were to show,
in the course of few years, larger
proportion than now Of that kind of
illiteracy which consists in not being
able to read or write. We have known
illiterates of that kind who could
"give points" to people who could both
read and write in the matter of COM
mon sense and general information.
The question is too wide one for dis
cussion in these columns, but we de-
sire here to record our conviction that
when "power and discretion" i'm the
matter of the education of children are
taken away from the family and lodg-
ed with the Government, the rights
and duties of the family are seriously
invaded, and that no eood can come of
it in the long run.
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Shoes and Slippers.

r AIDES PEB. GOAT BUTTON, PEB.
IL GOAT POLISH, KID BUTTON,
KID POLISH, KID OPERA SLIP
PIERS. KID JUDIC TIES, Misses and
Cbildren's Kid Peb. and Bronze Shoes in
Button and Lace, also full stock Misses
Opera Slippers.
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BARBER SHOP.

DICHARD CAN'T, is now prepared TO do
Il, all work in his department in the best
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting and sham
pooing 81 per month. Rasors honed and put
In the best condition for % cents each.
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GLOVES AND MITTS.

DLACK and CoLoRED KIDS, Black
ID and Colored Silk, White, Black and
Colored Lisle Thread, Black and Colored
Silk Mitts, White and Cream SILK Mus,
White and Cream Silk Gloves.
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fChristiQn Union.l

NEARER THAN You THINK.--You
may be nearer to Christ than you
think. Those men who went stun
bling along the road to Emmaus,
weeping and mourning that their
Christ was gone. poured into his very
car the tale of their bereavement
They told him of their trouble, that
they had lost their Christ-and there
he was talking with them. In the
midst of their deep grief there was
their victory, and they did not know
il. There is many a man in embar-
rassment, overwhelmed with care,
who does not know what to do. 1t is
the pressure of Gods hand upon him
for the purpose of betterment. 1t is
God present in affairs; Christ near tc
him for the sake of winning Linn to
himself.
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APPORTIONMENT
Or THE
PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND
FOR 1887.

THE following is the amount OF money, of
| the Public School Fund. to be disbursed
by the Boards Of Trustees of the School Dis
tricts of Abbevllle county for the year 1887.
1t is expected and required that the School
Trustees will give each school its share Of the
School Fund regardless of the time Of the
opcnjng of the school.
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TN WHITE, BLACK AND WHITE
l. Colored Stripe, and Colored Figures.
Two and three Button Chemesettes.
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r HAVE a complete line in this class of
Il goods, which you will appreciate
when you see them. 49,.
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LADIES & MISSES HANDKERCHIEFS

~OLORED BORDERED, BLACK and
u WHITE BORDERED, HEM
STITCHED in WHITE and COLORED,
LACE and SILK HANDKERCH1EFS.
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Mourning Dress Goods.
DRESS TRIMMING.

CTRIPED AND PLAID SILK VEL
y vets, Plaid and Stripe Silks, Cord
Braids in all the new shades to match
Dress Goods.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-03-23

James Cothran, Jr., of Mccormick, has
resigned the office of Trial Jnstice.
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Guaranteed.

Highlands Healing Horse Powder cures
sore back horses. Guaranteed In every in
stance. Money cheerfully refunded II the
cure is not effected. P. B. Speed. 20
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There's Only One.

"Whom have in heaven but thee? and
there is none upon earth that desire beside
thee."-Psalms lXXiii 25.
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GPRING AND SUMMER NOVEL
~ ties in all Departments.
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CoNGAREE IRON WORKS, Columbia, S. c,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-12

Mrs. T.. Aurand has received an
other fine lot OF millinery goods, Just
what you want.
The Middleburgh Academy is
booming In number and general pro-
gress. The number of students now
reach nearly the half hundred, and
everything goes as regular rs ma
chinery to the great satisfaction of
parents who notice manifestation
on the part Of their children which
closely resembles thirst for knuwl-
edge.
1t looks as though some OF the citi
zens of Solinsgrovc were thirsting for u
law suit. The plaintiffs, or anti
water men, have made somo worry
serious charges against the defend
ants, in bill of equity, and ahraring
was to be had before Judge Bucher
on Monday in MiddIeburgh, to upset
some of the charges, but in the alb
schcc of ono of tho plaintiffs counScls,
the hearing was deferred.
Jonathan Bordman, Of Pnxtonvilc,
while working for John Brunucr. tax
ing out lumber on Shade Mountain
on "Wednesday met with II strange
accident. y horse fell IL few feet
above him and rolling down passed
over Mr.. Burdman breaking thrco Of
his ribs and otherwise seriously I'm.
lurcd him. The animal stopped roll
ing about 100 yards down the noun.
tain and then Jumped TO Eis fsct un
hurt with the exception u some
bruises. DIR. Barber dressed tho
wounds Of the injured mar.
LoSr.-A golden opportunity when
Nou don't buy your straw hats, neck
wear underwear, clothing, ctc., OF
Sol Opp'nheimcr, Seliusgrove, who
has ia. { received nm immous, stool, of
Everything in tine Clothing u.
We hayo several thousaul .l r,
p'rs iu the po,r office, good CO. put
Wdor carpets, into cupboamd-. .tc..
which we will sollUtfiyo cent o J..cu.
For SALE.-h first class 81 gallon
lee cream frcc1ar has boon used only
one season anl will be sold cheap.
For particulars inquire or address
If. THE Posr, Middlcburgh.
Clocks cleaned ut my shop for 7jc.
Away from thu shop % conts extra.
Satisfaction always guaranteed All
Work promptly done. Bring it in.
II. II. LEIrzkL.
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DRILLING
IlTG Water on Every Lot with Ii
Little Cost.

Tho undersigned desires to
call the attention of the pco-
pie Of Snyder county to his
improved method Of we'll
drilling, which has given such
universal satisfaction every
where. He has tho advan-
tago over all other methods
is speedy, makes little dirt,
never delayed by the machin-
cry getting out of order and
is in every particular salts
factory. Recommendations
can be had from parties for
whom | have done work eth
or in Middlcburgh, Beaver
town or BannorvilIc.
j. NJ. KLINE,
BcavcrtOwn, Pa.
March l,'S73m pd.
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Out Of our immense stock we
offer tho following
F7Vy}2NT'LURE AND
CARPET
BARGATfTS
Two Solid Walnut Marble

Two Solid Walnut Marble
top Suits, Bowel Glass OK
ira well mado in work and
finish, but a Iitt!o Olfin style
Five Cottage Painted Suits
at II bargain.
Three Solid Ash Suits all
good goods except in finish:
Five Lounges ut a sacrifice.
One plush Parlor suit7 pieces
Two hair-cloth " 4"
Ono /" +" q I"
second hand.
-Four marblctop ParlOr tables
Five hundred yards, all wool,
Q. G. and Cotton Ingram
and Rag CmpctS-last
Spring stylcsand remnants
and all the above arc por-
feet, except in style and
finish. Nc wish to clean
thcm Out-all arc marked
Bargainsandpri plain
figures.
All our regular stock Of
FURNITURE 81 OAR
SETS ut IA reduced price
for the NEXT THIRTY
DAYS.
Gall early and secure the
bargains. Goods packed and
freight paid to any point on
Z. II. Il.
w. III. FELIX,
The popular Furniture and
Carpet Man, Lewistown.
~ Undertaking "a specially,
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CENrE WILLIE. Our young friend
c hyin Walter BID nilcu to sin
| gle life aud took unto himself n wife.
Miss Minerva Walter. May the
angels that light their tnpprs at tho
sun, illuminate their matrimonial
path and bless their lot with peace.
enjoyment lovo and treasure, with
now aud then little Walter to cheer
them in their declining years.
On Vhursday aftorioon tho dwell.
ing house Of j. T.. Jordcn, in Mussers
Valley, WAS totally destroyed hy fire,
with nearly al! the furniture. II was
evidently caused by defective nuc.
Tho property was not insured and
the loss is a ho0vy Quo on Mr.. Jordcn
who is poor, but hard working
young man.
The front season was opcnod Inv y
X. F,sslor. e.. II Sho,y,,.. NH
Wesley 5hinkcl WHO last week vend.
ed th,ir Wpy tn tbn tront ,tr,,,,s
back Of Troxclyillo in ou.st ~ sn,c,,.
led beauties. Th,v aro noz ,t horo
telling how many of th,u thov
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-12

There is a sermon in the trade dol
lar; 1t has limped through the coun-
try remarking, 'In God we Trust, II
aud its faith is rewarded by redemp-
tion.
MIDDLECRREI. L nst Saturday
evening while all was in its usual
state OF quiet tranquility in our will.
age, Il large concourse OF vehicles wes
coming in and halted just in front of
Rev. Stover's residence. 1t proved
to be the members of the Troxelville
congregation, who were showering
heaps OF presents on him, which cons
sisted OF bags of wheat, corn, oats,
potatoes Sc, also all kinds OF provis-
ions aud numerous other articles.
After having friendly chat with the
pastor and family, they then departed.
Afterwards some curious outsiders
went to view tho presents, who osti-
mated them upwards to iifty dollars.
Glad to SEQ you. Call again.
Charlcs X. Gpss has left for Ohio,
where lie has engaged u job for de.
livering goods for Barney Edmonds.
Milton Yetter will leave one day
this week for Clenrileld county, whsr.
he intends to take charge OF his
uncle's livery stable.
Mr.. a. H. Ulsh aud wife were on 9
visit to FreeUurg one day last week.
Ron
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vi MiddHcburg Market
HOUSE.

VHE undersigned having mado
ample preparation TOR thc accommodation
Sltho lubucNould rctVccifully announce that
no Will furnish boarding and lodging at the
tato "l scv"uty-hvc ccrts day or tveuty.fve
,ent meal. Stabling und isod for Lotses
iurnishoh cheap.
Those not having tried ris table are rosroct.
iully Invited ocIil, and thcy VIII not 90 away
liSsnlishod. Rooms ? few doors uost Uf the
Couti House, Mlddloburgh, pn,
GABRIEL BEAVER,
boo'' IeoE' llppTlOtor.
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nCsa slils' aRalg Vc t3Eil' aOts;, au idlll la
VlAl ca"

Don't spare the lime.
Decoration Day next, without
whiskey.
Kansas planted million trees on
Arbor Day.
Venu. will continue to brighten
until August.
President Arthur's salmon outfit
was worth 5000.
Grain fields are looking better.
May showers improve them.
The Band was out seronnding the
now corners on Tuesday evening.
a valuable mare died for Harry
Steiniuger last week.
II. II. Grimm, Esq, was TO Phi!a
delphia last week.
Schroyor sells the Gentlomen's No1
All Shoes for $l.GO. Call and see
them.
A stylish button, Congress, and
laced gentlemen's Shoe for $i.7J, at
Schroyer's.
Aaron Stahlnecker has moved on
the farm Of j. @. Ulrich ut Dry Valley
X Roads.
Rev. s. p. Owing and wife visited
their daughter Mrs. Lance, at Wat
sontown last week.
Sol Oppenheimer wants ten thous-
and pounds OF wool for which he will
pay the highest cash prices.
We call the attention OF our farmers
to the advertisement of Schoch &
Walters Creamery, II miles west o:
Middleburgh.
The Shade Mountain Distillery is
now in full operation and Mr.. Haas
Will pay tho highest price for ryo ia
trade or cash.
Organ grinders, bare-footed urch-
ins, whippoorwills, bull-irogs and
potato bugs are now in the full tide
oil noisy operation.
Call at Schroyer's and purchase q
pair OF the best ladies' Shoes in the
county for $500 and So 80. Kid, but
ton, worked holes.
L. l.. Burlington has been confined
In his house for tho last few weeks
with very sore foot, the result OF
tramping into an old rusty nail.
The largest and best selected stock
OF Boots and Shoes kept by any
house In the county, and for sale
cheap, at Schroyer's, Selinsgrove.6 Il
The travelling public will find the
accommodations OF John Zechman at
Troxelville first class. John is a most
obliging hosts.
Charles Burlington has secured O
job at painting in Harrisburg at q
salary OF $l.75 per day, regular EN-
pioyment. He left Monday morning
A man may be known as bad egg
but, like bad egg, society will not
regard him offensive until he Ii
"breke."
Ladies' Kid foxed, straight goat
and button Shoes, worked holes. just
Daisies, for $l.25 a pair, at Shroyer's,
near the depot, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Sheriff Middleswarth will sell tho
stock Of general merchandise OF Mos
es doldstine at public sale on the
premises, " Fisher's Mills, West Bea,
ves toVnship op Tuesday the l7tt
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royJg 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Look M the Rngures on tho label OF
.a,,, Dnper. Those figures tell you
yy,,,, p,Ye TO WHICH Y0uR suBsCitp-
a,1ns "a PAU. within wee ks after
,,ansy is sent, see il date is changed.
NJ other recospt is necessary.
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Ropub!ican Standing Committee.

A,oms-J. 4. Fc,tc.olf, \. NJ. Mdiloswarth.
Ienyor-Boni Smith, J. Vi. Fees.
n,ayor nonYc " w n. Brattpn, A. A. Romig.
t'cntrr-R, II. Walter. WIN. Nrp'.
t,b,nmnn-Ias. H. liaokard, Nm. hice.
rranklln-C. A. - B'endG',9 6. hSss'"ser' ilE..,
M,i'iIob.rSh--I NJ. Itciriu.cr, - ~. EonlE.
WIijiccrcct-J. X. Kcolcr. \ D. hreamef'
Molroc-H. VI. Borducr, r. I HGmmcl'
psnn-A. =. Paving, 1, koru.
porry-.Ino. :. Showers, lgll' SPOTS
perry W.-hdam Furst, II L. Or'r.
soiInsrroyc-.S T. Bufns, \ Arbps II.
SprIng-I. |. Manbeck, T.. L. Eiscl.
Tnlon-P ". Arnold, Juo. -. ltosar.
Waghinpton-ilcury Brown, !. -. %lirk.
= pSrtIyG. JsO. u. Bu1AR,
Secretary. 'h'Hh''h
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M AEeISEEEN.
GFAifa Market.
10 the Farmers Of Snyder CO

Middleburgh, May 1O,'S7.
The undersigned have locat-
cd their Creamery one mile
north of Benfer Station, and
will operate it on the "Fair-
lamb" system Of cream gath
cring.
The collectors will, in Il
few days, call on the farmers
to arrange for cream TO be
gathered as soon AZ the facto-
~ is ready.
For further particulars call
at the factory or address to
PaXtonyillc. Soliciting your
patronage, we remain,
Respectfully,
ALLEN SCHOCH,
1sIAII Il. WALTER.
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n,r frIouis throughout tho county VIII
Hp"., scrsiny ua tho uows In their rosroc.
emIio Sns, villages Ani noiEhborhoots. send
hW,hc lain facts. aud we viii dtcs4 them up,
Sstd no. Our columns VII always 20 open
p",.i or local questions Of public intsroet !
90 I, IN not hold oursolt responsible for tue
satpiops they may express.
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q cxNMTSwANlEp (sampios rRGE)
haNELy i Dior DR. SCOT"S beautiful
ELEC TRIO O iRSEIS, BRUSHES, BELTS
l.to. No risk, quick sules: Territory given sat
lsiacion guaranteed. DIR. SCOTT, S4l IS Way
row York.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-12

,~rvr COUNTY CouRrs rho Courts Of
So, County arc held on tho fourth Mondays
niuS,uary, May, aud September, and second
sday Of December.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

suNBURY & LEWISTON. DIV.
Time Table, In effect Nov. Is. 1885
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rroins Leave Lewistown Junction:
90 = ,n tor pI,tshprg and the west.
ia .u.qs sarm, ~ o "A, II 10, II n
MA n N, For PhilCd"lphia, now YORK, BARI
more aud Washington.
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e,,usgrOve Accommodation "a
fcsnpoc,ing With tr,ins0a II. &. Rg)
s,,,,qyrove. Arrive 81 Scllu sgrov
Wv ao A NJ lOO2 A. NJ.
20 - NJ 2O5I'. NJ
80 - NJ $50 Y. M.
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hiDDhEGREEB. B.-Frcuuentlv srojn,.
accounts OF .urpriso aud donation
parties in tho POsr, take the liberty
to report the pleasant surprise given
Rev. Stovcr, pastor OF st. Lukc's
Lutheran Church of Troyclyille. by
his paris!lonors on Saturday evening
OF last week. Mr.. Etovcr resides at
this place, and Il few days before the
.ovening IN question be received an
anonymous note requesting him to
remain ut home to marry IL couple.
He did so,nnI while anxiously waiting
to tie tho knot, he was astonished to
learn that tho supposed couple con-
sisted of some fifty persons who en-
tered his homo and flied it with All
abundance Of everything OF use and
beauty they could think OF. 1t was
Il substantial token OF lovo aud ro.
spect to man who has won for him,
self tho admiration of tho entire com
munity.
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abundance Of everything OF use and
beauty they could think of. 1t was
Il substantial token OF lovc aud re.
spect to u man who has won for hims
self tho admiration of tho entire com
uunity.
We presume that soma people think
newspaper men arc persistent duns.
Let farmer place himself in II SINH"
lar position and SEQ if he would not
do the same. Suppose that he raises
one thousand bushels OF corn and his
peighbor should come and buy Il
bushel and the price was only tho
small sum OF one dollar, or less, and
the neishbor says II will pay you
the amount in i1w days" As tho
farmer does not want to be small
about the matter no says, "Al! right
Another comes in tho same way until
the whole one thousand bushels are
trusted to one thousand different
persons and not one of tho purchas-
ers concerns himself about il, for it is
n small amount they owe the farmer,
and OF course that will not help him
any. lie docs not realize that tho
farmer has frittored away his large
crops Of corn, and that its value is
due in thousand little driblets, and
that he is seriously embarrassed in
his business because his debtors treat
it as little matter.
ASTONISHING SUCCESS. Is the
duty OF every person who has used
Buchee's German Syrup to lot its won
derful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Croupe, Asthma, Pneumonia
and In fact all throat and lung disoas
es. No person can use it.without ini-
mediate rediate relief. Three doses
will2rslieve any case, and we consider
1t the duty of all druggists to recom-
mend it to tho poor, dying eonsumpt-
iyos, at least to try one bottle, as so, 900
dozen bottles were sold last year, and
no one case where it failed was report
ed. Such medicine as the German
Syrup cannot bo too widely known.
Ask your druggist about 1t. Sample
bottles to try. sold at 10 cents. Sold
BY all druggists and dealers, In the
/ lunited Slater and Cannda
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-12

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